Anthologie awarded Best in Class for Policy Design at the 2025 Australian Good Design Awards

Anthologie has been awarded Best in Class for Policy Design at the 2025 Australian Good Design Awards – the highest accolade within its category – for its work with Impact Global Health on Evidence for Impact: A Policy Framework for Equitable Global Health Investment.

This follows Anthologie’s earlier recognition with two Gold Awards across Policy and Concept Design at this year’s Awards, celebrating work that helps people act with confidence and make systems work better.

At the Australian Good Design Awards, Best in Class honours the single most outstanding project within each discipline, representing the pinnacle of design quality, innovation and positive impact.

Amy Sutton, Founder & Managing Director, Anthologie, said: “We were honestly all a little stunned on the night – to be named Best in Class among so many incredible projects was a surprise. What makes it truly special is that this award celebrates impact – the power of creative communication to help shape global policy and drive lasting change. Having our wonderful partners from Impact Global Health with us in Sydney made it even more meaningful.”

Evidence for Impact – Policy Design (Best in Class)
Evidence for Impact reframes neglected-disease R&D as a high-return public investment, packaging complex analysis into a clear narrative leaders can use. Anthologie supported strategic messaging, digital delivery, and an immersive launch during World Health Assembly week in Geneva, with subsequent presentations in the UK and EU Parliaments to inform global funding and policy dialogue.

The framework helps evidence travel from analysis to action, strengthening global investment in equitable health research and innovation.

Good Design Awards Jury comments: “Evidence for Impact is a policy framework designed to elevate investment in neglected disease R&D. It reframes health research as a high-return investment helping global funders and policymakers act with clarity, urgency and confidence. This project truly sets a new benchmark for good design in this important category. Well done.”

Credits
Josh Edge – Executive Creative Director, Anthologie
Pascal Bompard – UX Lead, Anthologie
Ben Hagley – Design Lead, Anthologie
Taylor Evans – Designer, Anthologie
Petar Ceklic – UI Designer, Anthologie
Adelina Eisen – Client Director, Anthologie
Jenni Wallis – Operations Director, Anthologie
Dinda Kristabel, Digital Project Manager, Anthologie
Matt Bolt, Technical Lead, Anthologie
Fabien Kruczek – Developer, Anthologie
Amy Sutton – Client Partner, Anthologie
Sam Price – Motion Designer, What’s This? Studio